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Today I launched a project for my friend Shane Henry. Shane has a law firm here in Conway and specializes in Social Security / Disability, Adoption, Business Law, Estate Planning, and several other services. Shane’s website was built upon WordPress and uses the Genesis Framework.
Click on the screenshot above to visit Shane’s website…
We completed a project for Rosewood Classic Coach a few months ago and they were so happy w/ the way the project turned out they asked us to take a look at their Rosewood Cremation website and convert it to WordPress for them. In addition they also wanted to add a small amount of e-commerce to the site as well as converting some of their forms to interactive PDF’s. I haven’t completed the project yet but can share a screenshot. The entire project was build upon the Genesis framework in WordPress.
Many of you that know me are probably already aware that I am a founding member of The One, Inc. and serve on the board of directors. In case you are not familiar w/ The One, Inc. and what we do, we are a 501c3 non-profit organization servicing the needs of the growing homeless community in Central Arkansas by providing food, clothing, hygiene products, and the basic necessities they need to survive. Being a part of this mission and vision is something I take extremely serious.
Well, long story short, we have been in need of a website for a while now so that we could communicate our needs to our many supporters and donors (imagine that, I am on the board of an organization that is in need of a website, go figure). Well, long story short, I have been working on our initial website, www.theoneinc.org, for several weeks now and have just about concluded the design / development phase of the project. I will be passing the ball to our co-founder, Aaron Reddin, to complete the content on the website over the next few days & weeks. Since the website is not complete I won’t post a link just yet, but will share a screenshot w/ you…
I was contacted by an old friend, Richard Neal of Morrilton, to design and develop a web presence for one of his side ventures. Richard has been in the funeral business since we were in high school and his family operation now has several funeral homes around the state. One aspect of Richard’s funeral home business that has helped him stand apart from the competition is his Rosewood Classic Coach, a custom designed hearse that is quite possibly one of the classiest vehicles I have ever seen.
Given the popularity of his custom creation he decided it was time to start producing these classic coaches for others to enjoy. The goal for Richard’s project was two-fold, we wanted to showcase his creations and allow visitors to his website that might be interested in owning a custom coach of their own to contact him.
Presently the design and layout of the website is complete and we are just awaiting content for the site. Since the website is still in preview mode I can’t post a link but for the time being I can share a teaser screenshot…
I have been working w/ Leah Pozorski, owner of Greenbrier Massage, since the first of the year to redesign her existing website. We chose WordPress as the backend CMS for the project and the entire website is manageable internally. Some of the goals for the new website included bringing attention to her services such as Swedish & Thai Massage as well as providing prospective new clients with a wealth of information related to massage therapy.
Visitors to the all new Greenbrier Massage website can now learn which massage is right for them, schedule an appointment, find answers to frequently asked questions, get directions, and read Leah’s blog titled ‘Time for Thai’ which should host some very good information related to Thai Massage. You can visit the new Greenbrier Massage website by clicking on the screenshot below…
Since the first of the year I have been working w/ Sonia Bell Insurance Agency in Conway to establish a web presence for them. Sonia Bell has been with Nationwide Insurance for 30 years and has been a fixture in the Conway business community for over 26 years. Recently Sonia and her team moved their offices from Locust Street to her new location at 1155 Front Street.
Since we were starting from scratch with this project I worked closely with Sonia and her team to establish a design and sitemap for the project as well as providing photography and social media consulting. The end product for the project is an extremely usable website with lots of useful information pertaining to their products and services. You may visit the new Sonia Bell Insurance website by clicking on the screenshot below…
Last week we launched a new website for the University of Central Arkansas Student Government Association, ucasga.org. I was the lead developer for this project and worked closely w/ the student government leadership and their advisors to hammer out all of the details. This entire project is built upon WordPress CMS with the exception of one custom application that I developed and integrated into the website for managing their voting records. Stay tuned to the Pleth corporate website for additional press release regarding this project.
Click on the screenshot above to visit this website or visit: http://www.ucasga.org…
Recently I have been working on a project for the Knapp Law Firm in Helena, Arkansas. The Knapp Firm specializes in Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury, Tax Litigation, and Bankruptcy. In addition to web development on this project I also designed their logo seen in the screenshot below.
Since the website is still being reviewed by the client, I can’t provide the URL for the project as of yet but stay tuned to the Pleth corporate website for press releases and launch announcements.
I recently launched a new website for Elan Spa here in Conway. When I met w/ Daneen, the owner, she informed me that she really didn’t want a lot of bells and whistles on the site, just a clean, basic layout w/ her products & services, hours of operation, and basic contact information. Since there isn’t a lot of functionality I think the project came together pretty quickly including an afternoon to code a wordpress theme and another 20 minutes to do some onsite photography of her shop. I think the end result turned out pretty well…
In addition to website design / development this project I am going to also propose that they also allow us to assist them in establishing a social media strategy for them as well. I can see a lot of potential for a small business like Elan to grow their client bases through the use of social media. Stay tuned…
I recently launched a new website for the Fayetteville Shale Scholarship Fund. I have actually had this project open for a while now awaiting content. I think the end product turned out very well. I used Woo Themes as the foundation for this project and it fit very well into my design for them.
In the very near future visitors to this website will have the ability to register for annual fishing and golf tournaments held by the Fayetteville Shale Scholarship Fund. Stay tuned for details when that functionality is integrated.
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